If passed, the levies would go toward funding operating and supply costs, new vehicles for first Hamilton Township Police Levy Issue #18 | Early voting begins next Tuesday! Make sure you are familiar with our community's police levy information: www. Officials are seeking an alternative plan after the failure, The Franklin Township Police Department already took a hit this past summer. If approved, property owners would have paid $195 The Franklin Township Police Department is now looking to get back to full staff and have 12 to 13 full-time officers with the addition of six part-time posi. Hamilton Township — Proposed additional five-year, 0. A Franklin County township rejected a police levy for the second election in a row, potentially jeopardizing overnight patrols. 2, Franklin Township residents rejected a proposed 7. The Board determines that it is necessary to levy a tax in excess of the ten- mill limitation for the benefit of Franklin Township (unincorporated areas only) and its Police District for the purpose of providing Clinton, Perry and Blendon townships are asking voters to approve police levies in November to cover operating expenses. The department went from 13 full time police officers to only 8 The Blendon Township police levy, previously rejected twice, passed with 62% in favor, securing the jobs of four officers. At a recent special meeting, Franklin Township Police Mifflin Township police levy The township asked for a 5. Blendon Township is seeking an additional police levy to maintain current staffing levels and avoid cuts of up to 40%. 1 mill levy for the purpose of Several Franklin County governments are seeking voter approval of levies on the primary ballot while facing rising concerns about property taxes. Voters passed the Blendon Township levy by a 67-33 percent margin. We can’t FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WCMH) – After three failed attempts, a permanent police levy in Franklin Township has passed. Right now, the department stands at 14 officers, with two on paid leave. Officials are seeking an alternative plan after the failure, Blendon Township is seeking an additional police levy to maintain current staffing levels and avoid cuts of up to 40%. Voters approved the Franklin Township Police Levy Oct 3, 2021 On November 2, 2021 Franklin Township will be asking voters to pass a 7. “Cuts will be imminent to our department unless we receive another funding source. Voters MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WCMH) — Mifflin Township will have to scale back its police patrols after a levy failed earlier this month. Hamilton Township residents will vote on a renewal levy to continue FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WCMH) – After three failed attempts, a permanent police levy in Franklin Township has passed. com. Lockbourne Village and Jefferson Several Franklin County townships are seeking voter approval May 6 on levies to continue funding their police and/or fire and EMS services. 1 mill police levy with 56 percent of residents voting Nearly 10 fire or police levies are on the ballot for multiple townships around central Ohio. He did it a year ago when he opposed a fire levy because most of the A local township that plans on asking voters to approve a fire levy this fall also anticipates asking for a police levy in the coming years. Ohio voters decide on local police and fire levies in Franklin, Blendon, Mifflin and Jackson townships. 77-mill Franklin Township Trustee, Ralph Horn Supports Police Levy! All Franklin County voters to decide COTA LinkUs and Children Services levies, while those in several communities also will have local issues A Franklin County township rejected a police levy for the second election in a row, potentially jeopardizing overnight patrols. hamtwpfcoh. Similar levies in Mifflin and Franklin Townships also passed, Pierce Township Residents in Pierce Township will vote on a police tax levy to help fund the police department’s operations and services, The Franklin Township Police Department is now looking to get back to full staff and have 12 to 13 full-time officers with the addition of six part-time It's no surprise that Franklin Township Trustee Tim Guyton is campaigning against his own township's police levy. Mifflin Township Trustee Chairman Kevin Cavener It's no surprise that Franklin Township Trustee Tim Guyton is campaigning against his owntownship's police levy. Hamilton Township residents will vote on a renewal levy to continue contracting with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. 57 mills levy for the police department. Get live results and updates at 10TV. He did it a year ago when he opposed a fire levy because most of the “This is the third time the levy has failed,” said Franklin Township Police Chief Byron Smith. gov/issue18 | By Proposed limited home rule for unincorporated areas of Franklin Township only. They had rejected the measure twice before. On Nov. Other levies on the ballot include funding for fire and Several Franklin County townships are seeking voter approval May 6 on levies to continue funding their police and/ or fire and EMS services. Franklin Township’s police levy has failed for the second time.
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